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Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22
Panic AZ tns opera House.

During the progress OF Ingomar at the
Opera House on Wednesday night a
shower came up succeeded BY severe
wind-slCrm. During its progress the
ceiling near the stage was heard to crack
twice aud rocking Of The hall Was felt
In the gallery which was occupied ny col
ored people. A break was made At euce
and mes. women and children rushed pell
nell to the deor leading down the stairs.
The noise and confusion alarmed those
down Stairs where the white spectators
saI, and but Tor The preseaee u mind Of n
few Of the gentlemen. who at ones salled
out Tor ali 10 5 il down, that there was no
dsnges, the consequences might have
been serious. AS Il WaSvery many we're
seriously frightened and many Of the IA
dies made fiek. A number Of couples lelf
TIE hail and enc Of the lidi es vas injured
by falling % The steps oi a side euor
Many Of he Silrc Crcek delegation 70
the convention attended and they DO say
that they Wrre worze scared tlian any-
body. but We regard this asa slzndsr as
each ore insists hattie tsit 10 nheazi-
ness himself. We heard one mzA 81 az
doubied coufsze almlt tasf he hal never
bern IS badly fsiehsnne.1 Ia hisite.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

One Of the best troupes that ever acted
to Yazoo audience Is the Brookhaven
Dramatic Company, and for amateurs
they are certainly excellent. Mr.. Lewis
Gillespie Is entitled to great credit for
their training and having had experience
as a member OF Miss Mary Anderson's
Company was especially well qualified
for the task Of iustructIng the actors In
the various roles OF plays given b y 1t, In
gomar. the Barbarian, was well put On
the stage. The costuming was very good,
each actor did well his part and every one
Is deserving OF special notice. Nature
had given Mr.. Wm. McGrath the trame
and appearance for the character OF the
barbarian chief and he sustained it well
throughout. Miss Lalah Ragsdale, the
gifted poetess Brookhaven, entered ful-
ly into the noble character OF the heroine
aud brought out the beauty ci the au-
thor's conception. Want OF space alone
prevents review of the others. On last
night Bulwer's great play Of the Lady OF
Lyons was given. Miss Ragsdale as Pau
line and Mr.. Gillespie as Claude We're
very generally admired, and as before,
the entire east was good. Tonight Pyg-
malion and Galatea,one OF the playswhich
have added 10 tie reputation OF Miss Ma .
rY Anderson, as a great actress, will be
given. To add to the attraction Miss In.
tie Gadberry, native Of our town, will
enact the heroine and we understand has
very decided histrionic talent. A full
house will no doubt attend.
The Company has kindly volunteered
to play to-aight Tor the beHeAt OF the
Presbyterian Church.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

Miss Lucy Lester returned Friday 10
Jackson.
Mrs. ). b. wilson and Mrs. Nance leiI
on FRIDAY Tor Pickens.
Ms Mary Montgomery LETT Fridny to
Wait friends In Durant.
Mrs. Hel PoseY. Of w5odTille. ar
rived Monday on q vldt to relatives.
Mrs. Jno. Gordon. Of Bee fake. was IN
rnzgo cry this week vislsIng relatives.
Mr. J+iT BardwIck and Lls danghter.
Miss Lula. left Monday 10 visit Newton.
Mr,and Mrs. O. l.. Mcclure lei Man
day 10 wish friends aud relatives IN KEN
lucky.
d.. j. II. MasrHer e,nic up 90 Tie
excursion train to Nazoo CITY. returning
with &.
M. O. >. Eagsdale. prominent nier-
chant Of HazI,hnrsi. spent Monday 10
Yszoo cIy.
AIIss Susie Malone aud sisters, DenIce
AID Ursula, lett "Wednesday evening Tor
Nazareth, Ky.
Mr. Robert Gordon. Of West came
over yesterday 10 visit his daughter.
Mrs. ). @. Mcclure.
Mrs. X. A. Burke, OF Dyersburg, Tenn !,
a iorucr resident OF our county, has been
visiting relatives ia Yazoo county this
week.
Mr.. q. H. Ivey, former resident Of
our town, but now OF Lcflorc county, was
amongst the visitors 10 Yazoo city this
week.
Miss Mary Andrews. pretty and at-
tractiyc young lady Of Flora. arrived
Wednesday on a visit 10 Mrs. !. G. Me-
Gulre.
bliss Mary MeAuIifc lett "wednesday |
evening TO return 10 her home In Cairo,
H., irons Il visit 10 Mrs. Hannah McNa-
mara.
Misses Ida and Lola Terrell, two
charming young ladies Of Crystal Springs
arrived in Yazoo City Menday on uvisit
10 relatives
Captain Peter Simmons was In town on
Convention day and felt gratiiied at the
unanInity o. the Convention IL lie Vote
tor Floaler.
The many friends Of that popular Young
lady, Miss Manic Eggleston, were glad
TO learn Of her return this week from a
delightful visit TO Savannah.
Messrs. W. /. Collins and Bruce Caml-
bell left Monday for California. Both de-
serving young men. worthy and lndnstri-
ons, we hope will obtain success.
Mrs. S. X: Holt, formerly OF our town,
and Miss Lutte Gadberry, came over with
the Brookhaven amateurs, the party was
chaperoned by Mrs Q. 2. EckIarde.
Mr.. Oh aries A. SawkIns, representing
the Freemans Journal, leading Catholic
Journal Of the United states was in Ya-
zoo City this week soliciting subscribers.
.ye had the pleasure Of meeting In
town Wednesday Mr.. Vivian Byrd the
editor OF tho BrooklmYen News, one OF
the sprighllicst papers in South Missis-
sippi, He was here as member Of the
Dramatic Company.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22
The celebrated Star and Napkin
Soaps, the best Laundry Soap IN
the markel, Ut Il. L HYATpS.
MARRIED.

At The residence ol the brides brother.
Mr.. w A. Henry. in Yazo0 City. az 3
o'clock In The evening. on July u, By
Rev. Dir. j. Bardwell. Mr.. J. L. MeNT-
GoMERY to Miss AENIE HENRY.
rhe fair bride never looked pretticr
She was becomingly dressed in beauti-
ful costume OF lawn colored Six. The
groom was never handsomer than ut the
happy moment of his bridal. The cere-
mpny was quite private, only a few init.
mate friends and relatives being present.
Mr.. Montgomery Is one Of the most
worthy young men in Yazoo county. OF
one OF our best families, intelligent and
honorable, he numbers as friends all. who
know him. He is a popular and succcss-
iul merchant and planter ot Silver Greek.
The bride has the good viii OF her entire
acquaintance and we'll deserves it. One OF
the most attractive and prettiest Of our
young ladies', her great amiability and
lovely disposition wins all hearts. Yazoo
City will lose and the society of slive
Greek gain by her marriage.
Many costly aud elegant presents were
given.
In common with their very many
friends we hope in their union their
strongest anticipations of happiness aud
prosperity may be realized.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

III. B. LTGHTCAPisthe
leader i'm the follow
ing lines:
Staples Flour. Meat,
Meal, Sugars of all
kinds, all grades of
COffees and Teas, Pure
Leaf Lard best brands
Hams and Breakfast
Bacon, MOlasSes, Vim
egars, Rice, Can Goods.
Pickles, T. reserves .JeI-
lies, Extracts, Spices,
Farinaceus Goods, So
das, Baking Powders
of all brands, Soaps,
Starch, Bluing, OILS,
Candles, ETC., ETC., etc.
Lamps Stand, Lamps
and Swinging Lamps,
l. a III p Trimmings,
ChimneyS, etc., Table
~ ornamental Glass
ware, Glass Berry and
Ice-Cream Sets, Ma
SONS FRUIT j AIRS, j
Wood and Willow
ware, BrOOms, Buck
cts, Baskets, Kegs,
ETC., Feather e.
Hair Busters, Pocket |
and Table Cutlery, |
CROCKERY and WASH |
STAND SETS, Bowls &
Pitchers. |
Also dealer In the
well known
Domestic Sewing Machine,
Sewing Machine Fix
lures, Needles, Oils,
etc., Dry Goods, Boots, |
Shoes, Hats, ETC., etc.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

Capt. Stanhope Posey, Messrs. X q Hud-
son, e II Kelley, u Luke, J q Mcclure
Ben Exum aud A NJ Roach counted bal
lots ut the opera House until three
O'Clock Monday night when they ad.
journed TO finish the next morning. Mr..
II. n. Anderson shld up with them 70
see the fun. II anybody thinks counting
over $50 pro rated ballots Tor second
choice ls fun we advise them to try It,
Tuesday morning They met again and
kept ut work from halt past nine until
three.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22
777777777777777-----~
Sheriff s Sale.
Emma c. Williams
5. q. ParlsOt snrY.


Judgment 10 Circuil Court Of Warren
County, Miss, for SO. .oI. interest and
coztk
By virtue Of an txecntou to me direct
ed bF tie Clerk Of tlle Chcuif Court og
YazOo County, Mississippi. Ia tie abose
styled cause, l viii, en- -
Monday. Anssss 1sk 1887.
in front Of he Court Heuss fosr il Va
zoe City. Miss. wihin legal hours. sell
10 tlle highest bidder. ~ essh. n rnbiic
aueiinn. Lots -. 2sa and 10. n lazoo
City. Mississippi. LEVIED on IS Tie prop.
CRY q sid sielenlaHt o. - muclI there
OF aS HdF ne ncIfz<4rl - satisfy SAID
execution ard all costs 10 aecrne there
under.
sHARRsox. sl,erla-
bF a bAREzBaIE. D =
Hrds9n & ElolI. Ailfs-g4s &
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

The Nor,nal College OF Buena Vista
has what Is much needed in every Col
legc, a Teachers term, which is now In
session aud well attended. Prcfs. Dlckey
are doing much 10 elevate the standard
OF education In the State. Instruction
In Art, Education, Type-wrltIng, Short
haRl, Vocal and Instrumental Music can
bc obtained from the besl ai teachers.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22
DON'T FORGET
The place to bay Fruit Jars aud Jel-
ly Glasses, at
C.E. BLANKENSHIP'S.

We had the pleasure OF q call yester-
day from our old time friend Hugh Nc
Llarin, OF Yazo0 City. lie Is a brpther
OF Lieutenant Duncan McIsaurin. recent
ly deceased, but left here twenty-five
years ago, and settled in Benton, where
he mcrchantlised for a number ol years.
He Is now Keeping hotel In fazo0 City.
His many old friends were dsHahied 10
see him. Brandon Republican.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22
NOT a Bottle Returned.

Mr.. Joseph Atkins, Greensboro. Ala.
writes: II have sold nearly all ths
Hughes Tonic | have bought OF ron and
not bottle has been returned. / am
satisfied L Is the best Ague Cure that was
ever presented 10 the public. I have heen
in The drug business for 25 years and
meyer have sold anything that gave such
satisfaction"
Prepared by r. A. Robinson & Co,
holesale Druggists. Louisville. Ky.
Sold al retail BY Druggists generally.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

On the 2Sih Ihe King Ball Club
will nlav at Mr.. Campbell Bnlps
match game with the Canton
clnb. Subsequently they will
pIAy the third game With the Mad.
isun club and afserwards we learn
will play 4 Yazoo City club
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22
THE EQUITABLE
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
On rnE
United States.


The stlongrst Life Insurance CoInpany
IN the world Issues The sam0ns Free
I'unilwe Poliry ,c0mhIainN 1T adranfaefF-
Pr0feclion Tor family h casa ~ early
DEATH assd Inrge retnias " easii ioi Old
age II you live.
l'nii.irr nnreirielrd IS 10 travel. rrsi-
ilrlios ~ sswtipaiii.i ALTER nnr year Nom
fnrifilnbie hiisl i.irsr ysara. lncnniesli-
bic allrr Two ys1srs.
HAYS 4 LAKE,
Grn !. Ag'ge. 6rrnada. Miss
JAMES HAYS,
Special Ag't DHfanf. Miss.
Az GARDNER,
Local Agent, iax0O CITY. Miss.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

tlzf Dr.. Hzlter.s Iron 1ouis Is e.aiiar
20 tae he'd. eeairtlf excessive ',sfsIlifi-
ton, and ni1 sai.1T tfA Tot ofcf thai
rzEied eazlzelerlzal ~ hezflcts. fsials
IlE 'sleIiz c1hsrzlIfe lFasll1-Iit s-z
tons. sd via sire slEsl,sA lll aeE Be
10 ne enIirc sTsI-n.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22
"'rhe melancholy days have come !;
The saddest OF tite YEAR, :

10 those suffering with indigestion.
malaria, dumb chllls, impure blood, rleu-
matism, dyspepsia, torpid liver and night
sweats, the melancholy days" are dOub-
ly sad. Browns Iron Tonic, certain rs
death, will cure yeu and me Of all these
things. Price ST per BEETLE For sale by
all druggists.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

AMovo the people Of to-day, there are few
indeed, who have not heard Of the merits Of
hold remedy. Teas and drinks have been
made Of them for centuries, and IN hum
dreds Of families have formed the sole re-
lance IN rheumatic and kidney diseases.
Prickly Ash Bitters now take the place Of
the old system and Is more beneficial in All
troubles Of this nature.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

The Yaxoo City HERALD, one Of the
brightest and most sparkling sheets In the
State, has just completed its 14th volume
--Corinth BubsOller and Democrat.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

No 1913 In tile Estate OH
G. W. Boberg, a minor.
Ghancery Court Of Yazoo County, March
Term, 1887.
DURSUANT' 10 an order OF the Cum
IL cory Court Of Yazoe county. made
at the March Term, 1887. thereof, | will
on the
First Day Of august, 1887,
sell. within legal hours, at public auction.
In front Of the Courthouse IN Ynx0o
City, TO the highest bidder, for cash. the
following described real estate, the prop-
eTty OF said minor, VIZ WI OF Ell aud
: Ell OF s e /. Section ~, and S WI OF s
iaVt Section 33, all in Township 10, Range
3 West. Yazoo county. Mississippi.
CHRISTINE WHITE.
Guardian, &c.
D. II. BARNkTT, Solicitor.
June "a, lss7-4t.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

We neglected to note last week thar
MIR. Chas. Olsen had returned to Yazoo
City. He hus the contract for building
the house Of Hon. U. II. Williams.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

The color, 4 ODD Fellows Of Al.
ersiers will give q nsa.lA rxrnr.
sion 10 Yaz0O Uity bn the 4th OF
next month.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

The American ciussu oi las,
vsek had 4 lengtay md we'll ssii.
tea article % tbe building Of a
ofidFf on BIZ Blaek II Eoque's
tstfFs asoriae L sironelY.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

The beginning ofdlsease is aslighb4tcbility
or disorder Of some ofthe vital organs, the
stomach, the liver or the bowels usually.
There are dyspeptic symptoms, the liver y
troublesome, the skin grows tawney and ur-
healthy looking, there are pains in the right
side or through the right shoulder blade. Tha
climax Is often an utter prostration OF the
physical energies, perhaps fatal issue. But
Ii the dillculty IL met In time with Hostetters
4 remedy, and II should be res0rted 70 at an
early stage, there will be no reason 20 aps
prehend those injurious subsequent enec&
upon the system often entailed by enurely
cured diseases. Far better Is it, also, 10 ems
nIoy this safe remedial agent in fever ana
ague, and other mAlarial complaints than
auinlne and other potent drugn, which, even
when they do prove enectual for time, ruin
Ae stomach and impair the general health.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

We are Informed by q gentleman who
saw tho rehearsal Of Pygmalion and Ga
laIea. that Miss Lutte Gadbcrry Is mag.
nHcenL In the character OF the hcraiue.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

Miss ReHnle Richardson. one OF Green
woods most bewitcIing md lovely young
ladies lell Nv tho 2,b0 passenger train to
dMy Tor Taz0O county, where she goes o
visit relatives and friends, - 0rcenwoo Il
Enterprise.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

The many friends Of Mr.. A. A, Parlsot
were sorry to hear OF his death, which oc.
CURED az bis home at Palmetto Home on
Wednesday, connected with number OF
our leading iamilles,a man of inegrItY,wc
regret his deccase aud extend our SYM
pathy to his soFrowlng family. He was
buried yesterday at Palmetto Home
Mrs. n. Barksdaie, OF eur town, and
Capt. 5. H. Parisot, his brother and sister.
had been ior several days In attendance
on his bedside, Mr. Parisot was s. years
Of are.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

We are indebted 10 N1. ". A.
Hudson for q copy Of "Nalbez,
Mississippi. on Cop. n6t ~Undrf
The Hill.''
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

Mr.. Frank Hlrsch. vile aud niece, ar
rived this morning from Satartla, by the
steamer Katie Robbins. The ladies' de-
parted by the Ancher line steamer CIty
Of Vlckshnrg this morning for st. Louis.
Mr.. Hlrsch returns home from herc.---
VIcksbufR Democrat. 10Th
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

exaiea epst llla Fairs u their precinct tor
any candidate VINO il droppesi or with.
drawn in thelr sllscrellon except when
me vote Ia Instructed ior somo olncr can
dldatc,ln which case Instructors are 10 b.
followed AAer mnch discussion this
was adopted
A ballot Tor Circuit Clerk was ordered.
Messs. Nezmifb, CLARK aud Bowman
were Withdrawn. and Mr.. Vaughan was
dropped as the lowest candidate. The
ballot resulted Picket 81 ard irac-
lion. Campbell, O. and traction. Mr..
Pickett wns declared ti'c nomlnr, Tor
Circuit Clrrk.
A ballot tor the Legislature ras taken
and resulted. Perkins 1870. Ho.Ioma u
7e25, wailington 6555. NewblLcr "a 30,
Hudson 80 30. Perkins and IIolloman
we're decIard nominees tor lsrpmsenia-
iiycs.
ID w Fhomns was declar d 10 be the
unanimous choice foi County Survey or.
" y Roystcr was elected Coroner and
Ranger.
RS Holt moved a recon sideration oi
bis motion for the election OF one dele
gate IRON each Beat By the delegates 70
represent The county in The Dlstrics Con-
venti0n. which was carried. Mr.. Holt
then moved that the chair appoint the
delegates from those beats which have
not chosen delegates and also delegates
from the County at large. Carried. A
motion by r. G.. Hudson that the chair
man be added to The delegation was car
rlcd
The delegates 10 the District C0nyen~
lion are Meskrs Frank Iiirsh. Beat D
Bunch. Beat 2; II s Holt DR. II Yandcll
and " D Gibbs. Beat 9; W ], Brldsiolth,
Beat 4, and w II Reid. Beat 8. Mr. " A
Henry was added oy the convention.
On motion the Convention adjourned
sine die. W A HENRY.
Chairman.
+ F. f ! %,:,;,s. Hs'5' $;s;ss-~ --sr.'.''s..
The following are the beat tickets so
far as nominated Beat 3 win nominate
on Saturday. Beat i will hold convcn-
ton at some future date and select It's Off
GERS.
BEAT2.
.SupcrVsor-J N smith.
Magislrales--D s Bunch, Nose Ellison.
Constables - l. slaton, E W Brister
BEAT 4.
Supervisor Aaron King.
Magistrates d Brown. Free Run ;
Ed Middleton, Midway + Williams,
HarttOwB.
Constables-H II Reid. Sam Evans.
BEAT 5.
SupcrvsOr-Ge0 w Reid.
Magistrates Partec, Palmetto |
Home /; Hugh McNeill. CrumD's; VIM
Lewis, Green Hill
Constables--S II Parisot Reuben Cad
berry.
The following is the Executive Com
mltee for the next two years.
Beat IF G Wilson, Frank Hirsch. W
" Cody.
Beat ID W Thomas, p Stubleheld,
Prentiss Swayze.
Beat 3-li S Holt, Pat Cooper, W NJ
Ball.
Beat 4--M II vanclcayc, Q c Pepper,
Jno Hart,
Beat 81 4 Blount. " II Reid. II A
Parker.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22
Chancery Notice.

Chancery Notice.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
10 J. P. Clarke
VOU are commanded to appear before
III the Clerk OF the Chanccry Court
Of the county OF Yazoe, III said State, AT
RULES, to be held at the office Of said
Clerk, on tho
First Monday Of AugGst, 1887,
10 defend the suit in said Court OF Slew
art Bros. q Co., wherein you are one OF
the Defendants.
s. :. GRIFFIN, Clerk,
By N. L. PUCK, ID. G.
HUDSON & HoLT, Solicitors for Gem
plainant.
June "a. 'S7-4t
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

No one could BE- blamed for beginning
the cohycrsaiInn about the weather. IL Is
a wonder now people can stand such icar-
fol heat.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

AT the meeting OF the Building aHd
Loan Association on Monday night. sew
en- shares were loaned at 80 per cent. pre-
mlum and one sharo at 20 per cent pre-.
mimi,
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

MIR. @. w. Brantley was presented this
week by MIR. |. II. Dement, with tho boss
watermelon, weighing 81 pounds, raised
on his BnrtonIa place.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

Creamery Butter on Ice 10 solid
one pound prints, for sale at
IA. Il. HYATTts.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

JB. Wilson, Esq, g advertising Ia.
ZOO land In Neshoba county md propo-
ses going this iall smongst the people Of
the Eastern counties.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

At II. q. Tyler's the thermometer stood
es degrees IN the shade OH Saturday I;
lc0 on Mondey and 10l on Tuesday dn-
ring the hottest part OF the day.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

II Is hardly necessary TO remark that
We have had scme Of the hottest weather
this summer Tint ne ever knew.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

Tic Abrrirrn Examiner claims
Tor iis town thr Drst colored fire
company ID the State. We very
much doubt il il is ahead OF The
Yazoo City coIored fire company.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

Arkansas Traveller Tobacco Is a hOuse
hold necrssliy with thousands OF families
all through this section. When a Oil is
mate oui. As 20 what the larmer Is to
buy when IN town, the first thlnS on the
bills Arkansas Trayeles. The first thing
when The ed man eets hone, all the
bovs and hiselinns O the family ask the
question. '.Did you r., he Arkansas To
bacco Tor M p 'SuFcly did" well
hard Il oas. I'm dryfOr chew and 50
bn'nnla each ecis bis plus and begins 70
toll 4 a. 4 Huofl moferl uauef their
tOaRdes. fI seIis HE hot eakes af every
country stare and b algaya h demand
a. Isn IafsIrzin nneaIlenaa Il i man1-
Iscsnred b. NiHlrss. Adams & Lord.
Lynchburf, Vs.. snd 4 Tor sale here BY
Col. 1. n. 0ilruth.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22
A Fortunate Brakeman once OF
sCrantOn, Pa.

Ms. Frank CorcOrsn. In the employ Of
IlI Central r. r.. In thIk city, was inter-
viewed. He drew $1,000 on two-tenths
OF ticket No. $500, which took the sec
ond capital prize oi $4,000 III Tne Lsuis-
lana State Lottery IN the drawing OF May
10Th. He takes his coed fortune as a
matter OF course, not being tIatcd there
by. He was well off financially before.
He expects to coniinaoaiglt along ne he
has been for many years, brakeman on
the steam trucks. He q bachelor, about
As yeirs Of age. is OF Hish parentaqe and
came from Pennsylvania In 1862. He
has two brothers u 4 tive sisters in Scran-
ion, Pa, all In easy circumstances. Cai-
rO (IIl.l Argus. MAY 70
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

The celebrated Star snd Napkia
Soaps. The best laundry soap IN
The market, at.
AL. aYATrS.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

Fully 200 whit votes were cast In The
YaEoo City PIE cincl convention and one
colered, The biggest precinct convention
ever held here.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

We are glad 10 learn that Mrs.
J. B. Reddine is improving alter
q severe spellof illness.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

The Yaz0o HERALD says "Valley
has free mall delivery, and expects elec-
trio lights soon" Look here. Is TINT
honest ?--Commercial Herald.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

Mr.. George II. Quekemeyer Of Yazo0
City, was ~ town Friday - Brookhaven
News.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

A number Of the Young people spent n
delightful evening last Friday Al the resi-
dence Of Mrs r. II Saunders.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

Martin GiIleIs q Co.'s standard
lie No Tea. pure and free from all
adalIalaiien, ~
al. 1. nYATIS.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

Barring the inconvenience, pro ratin &
Is the best system ever adopted IN Yazso
county.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

II anybody ands the HERALD especially
proay this week attribute tito the effect Of
pro rating on the editor.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22
LOCAL JOTTINCs.

Trinity Guild meets Wednesday al Mrs
n r HyAlrs.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

We are Hnder obligations 10 Mr. Sol
wolersleIn Tor Interesting New York pm
pcrs.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

The following party went from Yazoo
City on the Sea Coast cncampmcnt excur-
slon Friday Mrs. II. Yandell aud son
Claiborne, Mrs. Lucy Ratlifi, Mr.. aud
Mrs. w W. Pagh, Mr.. aud Mrs Peter
James, hes. Dc 4. S. Woodward and
Miss Ella Woodward, Mr.. and Mrs. &. r.
Cummins, Mrs. J. +. Powell, Mrs. c. l..
smith, Mira. Geo Blandell. Miss McEwrh
Mesrs. A. +. Gardner and Jno. Pswell.
From Benton Messrs. Jno. sud James
Cowan and Philip swayze. From Beb.
tonia Mrs. Sadle Rosenberg, Mrs. Ne
smith, Miss susie isumbley, Mr.. L. z.
lnmbleS.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

The only trouble about pro rating IL
That It went 100 lar. First choice was iar
enough.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22
First Dag of August, 1887,
TO OLD SOLDIERS.

To enable Won and others who may de-
sire TO purehare LEE CAMP SMOKING To.
BAcc0 and thereby assist IN the support
Of the HELPLsss OLD CONFEDERATE Sol
DIERs. Will mall 10 you. postage paid, a
package Of the first quality OF this excel
lent tobacco. manufactured for the Sol
dier's Home, Ricnmond. Va. on receipt
oi the following retail prices, viz: 2 OF.
l0c., o., 20c.. s o.. 4oc., 10. 75c. Re-
dnction made to clubs.
q. +. RUSSELL. Manuf'f.
100 and 1le2 Cary ST., RicIlmond, Va.
July s-3t
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

Steam EnNines and Boilers. Coffon
Ginz and Presses. With GfIEf and SaH-
mlIIs IRON The bezI ua1ulacIurera Sold
bT +. B. FORT, Agent.
Taxoo Cflr.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22
For Rent.

A comfortable two-story house. APP
ply TO MRS. LAURA CLARK.
JulyS, 'S7-ti.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

We have tried pro.ralInx and like ev-
eryll,ing shout Il except The counting.